Bahloul
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unSufficient privelege to create mail box on Exchange 2010 SP2
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which group did you mean ??
That covered it.
Do you have more than one DB to try on.
I will have to double check on my exchange system to see what the ACL's should look like
Do you have more than one DB to try on.
I will have to double check on my exchange system to see what the ACL's should look like
ASKER
thanks that would be very helpful ,
ASKER
I can manage every thing in the exchange except create new mail box ,
Hi,
Please try after running this cmd for your user account
Get-Mailbox -database "database"| Add-MailboxPermission -User Admin -AccessRights FullAccess -InheritanceType All
Please try after running this cmd for your user account
Get-Mailbox -database "database"| Add-MailboxPermission -User Admin -AccessRights FullAccess -InheritanceType All
ASKER
its possibly not an exchange issue its permissions on the user account.
check the Security on the user account and make sure inheritance is on for that user and they include permissions that would allow you to edit that account
check the Security on the user account and make sure inheritance is on for that user and they include permissions that would allow you to edit that account
i agree with irweazelwallis, because your current account does not have appropriate permission to run shell cmd as well.
Did you try using admin account?
Did you try using admin account?
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the permissions possibility was two fold
you account having permissions - it looks like you are in the right groups which means there could be an issue with the exchange permissions
or
permissions over that particular user, try creating a different user in a different OU and see if there are any issues as there may be some ACL's blocking you from editing that particular user
you account having permissions - it looks like you are in the right groups which means there could be an issue with the exchange permissions
or
permissions over that particular user, try creating a different user in a different OU and see if there are any issues as there may be some ACL's blocking you from editing that particular user
http://thoughtsofanidlemind.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/ex2010-insufficient-access/
try following through this blog article and see if the outcomes match your problem
try following through this blog article and see if the outcomes match your problem
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It clearly says the Property has either got a extra blank space in the starting or Ending or between causing this error
Hope there is no extra space please check its not Exchange its more of a issue on the account
- Rancy
Hope there is no extra space please check its not Exchange its more of a issue on the account
- Rancy
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Thanks all , Thanks Rancy,
are you actually a member of an exchange group that should give you access i.e. org management, recipient management